Zereth
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No, it's a single player game. For most people that play (likely just a bit over 99% of the player base), you will never see another player, so they didn't bother with any anti-cheat. Since they intended the game to be more about exploration than an actual survival game or some kind of pvp game, there really wasn't/isn't a need for any kind of anti-cheat anyway. Depending on what kind of player you are, it may cheapen your experience a little, but it's not really that big of a deal in No Man's Sky.
For some single player games, there's sometimes an online aspect of the game and using the trainer online may get you in trouble if they are using any kind of cheat detection or anti-cheat for the game. For example, Payday 2. You are completely able to do everything the game offers in single player and use a trainer without worry. But if you go to the multiplayer part, you'll get a Cheater tag by your name. If anything, for purely single player games, you'll be fine using a trainer, but if there is some kind of multiplayer aspect to the game, just be careful and do a little research on how the devs are handling anything like cheats or if there's any kind of anti-cheat/cheat-detection. Mr.Antifun doesn't make trainers for multiplayer games and if you use any while online (like something to get crazy high and unbeatable on a leaderboard) and/or doing multiplayer and get caught, he's not to blame.
Long story short, no, you won't get banned for using it on No Man's Sky, so have fun.
